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2. Urinary iodine and thyroid status of New Zealand residents

Author

Thomson, C.D., Woodruffe, S., Colls, A.J., Joseph, J., and Doyle, T.C.

Subjects
Thyroid hormones -- Research, Iodine in the body -- Properties, Iodine in the body -- Health aspects
Abstract

Objectives: The aim of this project was to assess the clinical significance of our low iodine excretions in terms of thyroid hormone status and thyroid volume in an adult population in a low soil iodine area of the South Island of New Zealand. Design and setting: Two-hundred and thirty-three residents of Otago, New Zealand collected two 24h urine samples for assessment of iodine status. Thyroid status was determined from serum total [T.sub.4], TSH and thyroglobulin, and thyroid volumes. Relationships between urinary iodide excretion and measures of thyroid status were determined and subjects were allocated to one of three groups according to low, medium and high iodide excretion, for comparison of thyroid hormones and thyroid volumes. Results: Significant correlations were found for relationships between measures of urinary iodide excretion and thyroid volume and thyroglobulin. Multiple regression analysis of data for subjects divided into three groups according to 24h urinary iodide excretion (90 [micro]g iodide/day) or iodide/creatinine ratio (60[micro]g/g Cr) showed significant differences in thyroid volume (P=0.029; P=0.035, respectively) and thyroglobulin (P=0.019; P=0.005, respectively) among the groups. Conclusions: The results of this study confirm the low iodide excretions of Otago residents, and indicate that the fall in iodine status is being reflected in clinical measures of thyroid status, including enlarged thyroid glands and elevated thyroglobulin. Our observations suggest the possible re-emergence of mild iodine deficiency and goitres in New Zealand. This situation is likely to worsen should iodine intakes continue to fall and continued monitoring of the situation is imperative. Sponsorship: Health Research Council of New Zealand, Descriptors: iodine; iodide excretion; thyroid volume; thyroid hormones; New Zealand, Introduction Recent surveys of iodide excretion in parts of New Zealand indicate that the iodine status of residents of this country is decreasing and may no longer be considered adequate [...]

Published
2001

3. Rapid growth makes the world go 'round

Author

Doyle, T.C.

Subjects
Market trend/market analysis, VAR, Computer systems integrator, Value-added resellers -- Management, Computer systems integrators -- Management
Abstract

What do Internet users in Africa, Wimbledon enthusiasts in England and census takers in the United States have in common? They all rely on global services systems integration companies to […]

Published
1997

4. Is Netscape's vision blurred?

Author

Doyle, T.C. and Jacobs, Ian G.

Subjects
Company business planning, Company marketing practices, Internet, Netscape Communications Corp. -- Planning -- 00336514, Computer software industry -- Planning, Internet
Abstract

To VARs such as Randy Eckel, Netscape Communications Corp. does not add up to a clear vision. "I can't sum up for my customers what Netscape is all about," says […]

Published
1997

5. Pointing in the right direction

Author

Doyle, T.C.

Subjects
Company business planning, Company technology development, Remote access software, Citrix Systems Inc. (Fort Lauderdale, Florida) -- Management -- 00231321, WinFrame for Networks (Remote access software) -- Marketing, Computer software industry -- Management, Remote access (Computers)
Abstract

Ask any VAR what he or she will investigate in the months ahead, and no doubt he or she will have two favorite picks-one exotic, the other pragmatic. While the […]

Published
1997

6. Where's the money?

Author

Doyle, T.C.

Subjects
Java, Technology overview, Technology application, Java (Computer program language) -- Design and construction
Abstract

When software architects at Interactive Web Systems reflect on their work with the revolutionary Java programming language and software environment, they speak like the proud parents of a promising child […]

Published
1997

7. High stakes databases

Author

Doyle, T.C.

Subjects
Company analysis, Company marketing practices, Company technology development, Data warehousing/data mining, Object-oriented database, International Business Machines Corp. -- Marketing -- 00304653, Informix Corp. -- Marketing -- 00321753, Microsoft Corp. -- Marketing -- 00068489, Oracle Corp. -- Marketing -- 00124962, Sybase Inc. -- Marketing -- 00218463, Object-oriented databases -- Marketing, Computer software industry -- Innovations
Abstract

Here's how to make the right play Thanks to an IBM Business Partner from Boynton Beach, Fla., administrators at A large state college in Hamilton, Ontario, don't worry about students […]

Published
1997

8. Beyond the top 10

Author

Doyle, T.C., Kindley, Mark, Rettig, Hillary, Medford, Cassimir, Jacobs, Ian G., March, Richard, Ostertag, Krista, Franse, Karen, and Farre, Tom

Subjects
Industry trend, Computer industry, Computer industry -- Evaluation
Abstract

APC Bores You...All the Way To the Bank UPS systems may be boring, but these intelligent batteries are critical to a network's health. The UPS company that has shown itself […]

Published
1997

9. NOS confusion

Author

Doyle, T.C.

Subjects
Market Trend/Market Analysis, Computer software industry, Network operating system, Computer software industry -- Analysis, Network operating systems -- Market share
Abstract

Last summer, the company famous for making America slimmer prepared a feast of new information technology. But before executives at Jenny Craig Inc. served what they thought would be the […]

Published
1997

10. Igniting Ingram

Author

Doyle, T.C. and Franse, Karen

Subjects
Ingram Micro Inc. -- Management -- 00305738, Computer services industry -- Management
Abstract

In an industry that throws the word "billions" around like loose change, it's worth pointing out just how much weight real billions have. When Netscape Communications Corp. went public, its […]

Published
1997

11. Windows NT Server: 'Nice try ... indeed.' (VARs are increasingly supportive of Microsoft's operating system) (State of the VAR Market: Products) (Product Information)

Author

Doyle, T.C.

Subjects
VAR, Operating system, Network operating system, Product market share, VARBUSINESS (Periodical), Microsoft Corp. -- Product information -- 00068489, Microsoft Windows NT (Operating system) -- Marketing, Microsoft Windows NT Server (Network operating system) -- Marketing, VARBUSINESS (Periodical) -- Surveys, Operating systems -- Marketing, Network operating systems -- Marketing, Computer software industry -- Product information, Value-added resellers -- Surveys, Computer systems integrators -- Surveys
Abstract

By now, the T-shirts IBM printed up several years ago to commemorate the inauspicious debut of Microsoft Windows NT have long since faded and made their way to rag piles, […]

Published
1996

12. VARBusiness editors' Comdex hit list

Author

Ostertag, Krista, Medford, Cassimir, Doyle, T.C., Farre, Tom, Franse, Karen, Rettig, Hillary, and Jacobs, Ian G.

Subjects
Trade show report, Comdex-Fall, Comdex -- 1996 AD, Computer industry -- Conferences, meetings and seminars
Abstract

Internet Becomes the Standard: New tools and new standards are welcome news for Internet VARs Internet VARs have a slew of products to check out at this year's Comdex. The […]

Published
1996

13. SGI: driven to perform

Author

Doyle, T.C.

Subjects
Company analysis, Company product planning, Silicon Graphics Inc. -- Officials and employees -- 00322116, Computer industry -- Officials and employees
Abstract

When Ed McCracken joined Silicon Graphics Inc. more than a dozen years ago, the Mountain View, Calif., company was a $5.4 million computer maker struggling in the shadows of neighboring […]

Published
1996

14. The power of multiprocessing

Author

Doyle, T.C.

Subjects
Hardware buyers' guide, Multiprocessing, Multiprocessing -- Equipment and supplies
Abstract

The 10-way, Unisys multiprocessing servers THAT Carl Palmieri sells his customers today remind him a lot of the multimillion dollar mainframe computers that he sold in the 1980s. They, too, […]

Published
1996

15. Three paths to Internet success

Author

Doyle, T.C.

Subjects
Company services, Company internet strategy, Internet, TeamSolutions Inc -- Services, Business Technology Group PLC -- Services -- 00144231, Trivalent LAN Concepts Corp -- Services, Information services industry -- Services, Internet -- Services
Abstract

More than a year has passed since Netscape Communications Corp. went public, and nearly as much time has elapsed since Microsoft summoned the industry's elite to Seattle to unveil its […]

Published
1996

16. Microsoft breaks through, tops database chart

Author

Doyle, T.C.

Subjects
VAR, DBMS, Retail/reseller channel, Microsoft Corp. -- Achievements and awards -- 00068489, Progress Software Corp. -- Marketing -- 00213726, Sybase Inc. -- Marketing -- 00218463, Informix Software Inc. -- Marketing -- 00224363, Oracle Corp. -- Marketing -- 00124962, Value-added resellers -- Surveys, Database management systems -- Marketing, Computer software industry -- Marketing
Abstract

For the third year running, Microsoft and Progress have finished within a point of each other at the top of the Annual Report Card's SQL database survey. Three years ago, […]

Published
1996

17. Synthesis @ Symantec

Author

Doyle, T.C.

Subjects
Company business planning, Company product planning, Company internet strategy, Symantec Corp. -- Planning -- 00206301, Computer software industry -- Forecasts and trends
Abstract

A world leader in PC software, Symantec Corp. is different things to different people. To users of the company's programming tools, Symantec is a software company at the high end […]

Published
1996

18. Cisco's empire builder

Author

Doyle, T.C.

Subjects
Cisco Systems Inc. -- Officials and employees -- 00219655, Telecommunications equipment industry -- Officials and employees
Abstract

Ask Cisco Systems Inc. chief executive John Chambers what he wants you to see in his global internetworking technology giant and he'll tell you a little bit of Hewlett-Packard, a […]

Published
1996

19. Access will overcome

Author

Doyle, T.C.

Subjects
VAR, Company business planning, GE Access -- Management -- 00130552, Computer industry -- Management, Value-added resellers -- Management
Abstract

More than a niche player, Access Graphics wrestles with tactical issues as it searches for a new identity and a stronger role in the VAR channel Many distributors like to […]

Published
1996

20. Microsoft on top for now

Author

Doyle, T.C.

Subjects
Company business planning, Company market share, Computer software industry, Microsoft Corp. -- Market share -- 00068489, Computer software industry -- Market share, Internet
Abstract

When Fawcette Technical Publications created its first Internet home page on the World Wide Web one year ago, the publisher of technical books and journals built a Web site with […]

Published
1996

21. Riding the Internet

Author

Doyle, T.C.

Subjects
Market trend/market analysis, VAR, Reynolds and Reynolds Co., I-Net Inc. (Bethesda, Maryland) -- Marketing -- 00335260, Value-added resellers -- Marketing, Computer industry -- Marketing, Internet -- Marketing
Abstract

VARBusiness 500 VARs have been quick to use and sell the Internet. Here's how they've made it work for them. In years past, when Information Decisions Inc. (IDI) met with […]

Published
1996

22. Finding the right direction

Author

Doyle, T.C.

Subjects
Company business planning, Company marketing practices, Diery, Ian, Vendor relations, Pentium-based system, AST Research Inc. -- Management -- 00320402, Samsung Electronics Company Ltd. -- Finance -- 00148740, Microcomputers -- Marketing, Computer industry -- Marketing
Abstract

AST's chief exec Ian Diery discusses where AST is, how it got there and where it's going. Turning a company around can be hard work. With so much on his […]

Published
1996

23. Pacific power

Author

Doyle, T.C.

Subjects
Market Trend/Market Analysis, Foreign Competition, Computer industry, Computer industry -- Marketing
Abstract

The last time American voters prepared to elect a president, the entire assets of Canon Computer Systems Inc. (CCSI) fit in the trunk of marketing vice president Peter Bergman's BMW. […]

Published
1996

24. Sybase regroups

Author

Doyle, T.C.

Subjects
Company business planning, Company marketing practices, Hoffman, Mark B., Sybase Inc. -- Marketing -- 00218463, Computer software industry -- Marketing
Abstract

Between 1984 and 1994, Sybase Inc. looked like a Silicon Valley success story with unlimited prospects-the kind of story you find among hot-selling hardbacks with smiling millionaires on their covers. […]

Published
1996

25. Steve Jobs bets big on Web software

Author

Doyle, T.C.

Subjects
Jobs, Steven, Internet/Web Server Software, Company Employee, Company Business Management, NeXT Software Inc. -- Officials and employees -- 00224520, WebObjects 2.0 (Internet/Web server software) -- Marketing, World Wide Web, Computer software industry -- Management
Abstract

Few individuals have cut as wide a swatch through the computer landscape as Steve Jobs. Nearly every place he has been, he has left an indelible mark. Some say the […]

Published
1996

26. Turning disaster into dollars

Author

Doyle, T.C.

Subjects
Support services, VAR, Market trend/market analysis, Value-added resellers -- Services
Abstract

When a customer rings his support hotline for technical assistance, VAR Mike Mathewson knows within seconds how much that call is going to either make or break him. Mathewson, president […]

Published
1996

27. What makes HP tick

Author

Doyle, T.C.

Subjects
Hewlett-Packard Co. -- Management -- 00304290, Computer industry -- Management
Abstract

VAR Randall Katchis understands the axiom "in business, timing is everything." He is reminded of that every time he looks out his Manhattan office window to the spot where the […]

Published
1996

28. Inside Netscape

Author

Doyle, T.C.

Subjects
Company Employee, Company Business Management, Netscape Communications Corp. -- Officials and employees -- 00336514, Computer software industry -- Officials and employees
Abstract

When asked to describe Netscape Communications Corp., Steve Ballmer, Microsoft's second-highest ranking executive says, "Well, they're the good guys." He means that they are not only the company to watch […]

Published
1996

29. WAN service: will AT&T and NetWare connect?

Author

Doyle, T.C.

Subjects
Company services, AT&T Corp. -- Services -- 00300471, Telecommunications services industry -- Services
Abstract

Before Alpine Computer Systems Inc. could begin offering a new suite of support services, the networking VAR needed to find a global network infrastructure suitable for outsourcing its customers' network […]

Published
1996

30. Beyond the home page: a plethora of new tools and languages marks the beginning of the second phase of Internet frenzy: application building. (includes related articles on Internet price wars and on Internet terminology) (Internet

Author

Doyle, T.C.

Subjects
Internet/Web Overview, VAR, World Wide Web -- Design and construction, Value-added resellers -- Planning
Abstract

Last year, 24-year-old Paul Shutt, cofounder and CEO of The Collective, an Ann Arbor, Mich., Internet VAR, spent a great deal of time building home pages for organizations wanting a […]

Published
1996

31. Novell fires back; CEO Robert Frankenberg says rumors of Novell's demise are greatly exaggerated, despite what Microsoft says. A Java NLM is on its way

Author

Doyle, T.C.

Subjects
Company business planning, Company marketing practices, Frankenberg, Robert, Novell Inc. -- Planning -- 00075113, Computer software industry -- Planning
Abstract

CEO Robert Frankenberg says rumors of Novell's demise are greatly exaggerated, despite what Microsoft says. A Java NLM is on its way. In the cool waters of the Jordanelle Reservoir, […]

Published
1996

32. Adobe builds a niche on the Net

Author

Doyle, T.C.

Subjects
Company product planning, Company business planning, Adobe Systems Inc. -- Planning -- 00321995, Computer software industry -- Planning
Abstract

Through a combination of attrition, luck and skillful maneuvering, Adobe Systems Inc. is in an enviable position in the PC software industry. The Mountain View, Calif., PC developer is No. […]

Published
1996

34. Making a fortune from the Fortune 1000

Author

Doyle, T.C.

Subjects
VAR, Market Trend/Market Analysis, Value-added resellers
Abstract

In the competitive car rental market where corporate giants dominate, information technology can provide the extra margin that distinguishes winners from the rest of the pack. At least, that's what […]

Published
1995

35. The groupware race is on

Author

Doyle, T.C.

Subjects
Industry trend, Market trend/market analysis, Workgroup software, Lotus Notes 4.0 (Workgroup software) -- Market share, Work group computing
Abstract

Normally, Karl Wilhelm will not trouble a legion of company technicians to learn a new technology before it proves itself in the marketplace. But when Microsoft invited Wilhelm, vice president […]

Published
1995

36. The world according to Intel

Author

Doyle, T.C.

Subjects
Company analysis, Company marketing practices, Company market share, Intel Corp. -- Marketing, Intel Pentium Pro (Microprocessor) -- Marketing, Semiconductor industry -- Marketing
Abstract

Intel is inside so many computer systems it's tough to understand the industry without knowing what's inside Intel. Here's a critical look at the chip giant's strategy and new VAR […]

Published
1995

37. His Sun never sets

Author

Doyle, T.C.

Subjects
Company business planning, Company marketing practices, McNealy, Scott, Oracle America Inc. -- Marketing -- 00321258, Computer industry -- Marketing
Abstract

Sun At a Glance... 2550 Garcia Ave. Mountain View, Calif. 94043 (415) 960-1300 Sun manufactures and markets networked computer systems based on its own RISC chip. It is among the […]

Published
1995

38. Phillip White gives them something to talk about

Author

Doyle, T.C.

Subjects
Company Business And Marketing, Company business planning, Informix Corp. -- Officials and employees -- 00321753, Computer software industry -- Officials and employees
Abstract

The Informix CEO offers Sybase and Oracle pointers, scoffs at "coopetition," balks at mergers and talks up the channel Increasing sales of Informix Software's database engine and tools are helping […]

Published
1995

39. The empire strikes back

Author

Doyle, T.C.

Subjects
VAR, Company Business And Marketing, Company marketing practices, International Business Machines Corp. -- Marketing -- 00304653, Value-added resellers -- Marketing, Computer industry -- Marketing
Abstract

IBM: No longer a stumbling giant, IBM is leaner, meaner and working to win you over. A few years ago when IBM was losing customers, market share and industry respect, […]

Published
1995

40. Ballmer's full-court press

Author

Doyle, T.C.

Subjects
Computer software industry, Company Employee, Company Operations, Microsoft Corp. -- Officials and employees -- 00068489, Computer software industry -- Forecasts and trends
Abstract

At A Glance...Microsoft Microsoft Corp. 1 Microsoft Way Redmond, Wash. 98052 (206) 882-8080 Fax (206) 93-MSFAX Annual Sales: Fiscal year ended June 1994: $4.7 billion; fiscal year ended June 1993: […]

Published
1995

41. SCO bounces back: new president puts new spin on Unix vendor

Author

Doyle, T.C.

Subjects
Company business planning, Company Business And Marketing, Santa Cruz Operation Inc. -- Management -- 00089631, Computer software industry -- Management
Abstract

SCO Snapshot * Founded: 1979 * Headquarters: Santa Cruz, CA * Primary market: Intel-based Unix operating systems software for business-critical servers * 1994 sales and earnings: $184.1 million and $14.2 […]

Published
1995

42. How suite it is

Author

Doyle, T.C.

Subjects
Industry trend, Market trend/market analysis, Integrated Software, Microsoft Corp. -- Marketing, Lotus Development Corp. -- Marketing, Novell Inc. -- Marketing, Microsoft Office (Business application suite) -- Marketing, PerfectOffice (Business application suite) -- Marketing, Lotus SmartSuite (Business application suite) -- Marketing, Integrated software -- Marketing
Abstract

QuickScan Artisoft Inc. 2202 North Forbes Blvd., Tucson, Ariz. 85745, (520) 670-7100 Corel Corp. 1600 Carling Ave., Ottawa, Ontario K1Z 8R7, (613) 728-8200 IBM Corp. Old Orchard Road, Armonk, N.Y. […]

Published
1995

43. Battle for the midrange

Author

Doyle, T.C.

Subjects
VAR, Product market share, Product Information, International Business Machines Corp. -- Marketing, IBM AS 400 Advanced Series (Minicomputer) -- Market share, Value-added resellers -- Marketing, Computer networks -- Market share
Abstract

Server vendors are fighting over the $22 billion domain of the once-mighty minicomputer. Their weapons? Hot products and generous programs targeting you. When J.D. Edwards & Co. approaches a financial, […]

Published
1995

44. It's no longer too early to get in

Author

Doyle, T.C.

Subjects
Electronic data interchange, Industry trend, Internet, Market Trend Market Analysis, VAR, Internet -- Services, Electronic commerce -- Services
Abstract

When a hotshot New York entertainment executive became embarrassed after admitting to a business associate that he did not have an electronic mail account or a World Wide Web (WWW) […]

Published
1995

45. Oracle takes a different tack

Author

Doyle, T.C.

Subjects
Company Operations, Company restructuring/company reorganization, Database, Oracle Corp. -- Management -- 00124962, Database industry -- Management
Abstract

The winter rains that have overwhelmed Northern California are again pounding the mirrored windows of the 10th floor office suite of Oracle Corp. operations president Ray Lane. Sporting a pale […]

Published
1995

46. The price is (almost) right

Author

Doyle, T.C.

Subjects
Videoconferencing equipment, Videoconferencing software, Videoconferencing, Market Analysis, Industry trend, Videoconferencing -- Equipment and supplies
Abstract

As technology advances and prices drop, business wakes up to videoconferencing. You should, too. After leaving Novell in 1993, Steve Trustman hoped to make a pile of money in value-added […]

Published
1995

47. Windows NT goes prime time

Author

Doyle, T.C.

Subjects
Product marketing strategy, Computer software industry, Operating systems, Product Information, Operating system, Microsoft Corp. -- Marketing, Microsoft Windows NT 3.5 (Operating system) -- Marketing, Computer software industry -- Marketing, Operating systems -- Marketing
Published
1995

48. State of the states

Author

Doyle, T.C.

Subjects
State Government, MIS, Survey, Chief Information Officers, Budgeting, State government -- Information management
Published
1994

49. States under examination

Author

Doyle, T.C.

Subjects
MIS, Investments, State Government, Outlook, Computer industry -- Planning, State government -- Information management
Published
1994

50. Growing pains

Author

Graziose, Michelle and Doyle, T.C.

Subjects
Computer Industry, History of Computing, Vendors, Review of Past Year, Market Analysis, Profit Margin, Lotus Development Corp. -- Product information, Compaq Computer Corp. -- Finance, Ingram Industries Inc. -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Micro D Inc. -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, International Business Machines Corp. -- Product information
Published
1990

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